Thanksgiving around the web
Have you seen some of the great Thanksgiving projects spreading across the web? Â Here are some that I think you just might want to try!
As usual I’ve picked activities that are easy to prepare, fun to do and have a little side of playful learning… enjoy!
Toddler Approved used leftover Halloween candy to make this little turkey. Â I’m thinking it would look great on Dad’s desk at work. Â (Of course we have no baby food jars… do you think he’d be okay with something a little BIGGER?)
I love the way The Artful Child used what she had to create this great Gratitude Board. Of course I love anything that gets our kids thinking about the wonderful things we have to be grateful for!
My Buddies and I made this Word Walk with fall leaves. Â Wouldn’t that be a great way to practice sight words?
This Indian Corn Mosaic is gorgeous. Â I love the colors and texture of it! Â No Time for Flash Cards used sticky back foam but I think the foam I have with glue would work well too! Â (I’ll let you know.)
 I’ve said it before and I will say it again… and again… and again.  M, M and I did this Gratitude Activity Jar from Frugal Family Fun Blog last year.  It was an AWESOME activity.  Try it… you will not be disappointed.
My niece S loves to write (she’s a brand new reader).  I bet she would cover this Thanksgiving tree from JDaniel4’sMom with all kinds of grateful love.
We had a blast making these Mixed Media Turkeys!
Do have Thanksgiving posts to share? Â Favorites of your own or ones you’ve come across? Â Leave them in the comments. Â I would love to share the love!!!
This post is a part of the Thanksgiving lesson plan.
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